對話 Dialogue
小實：天啊！晚一點會下大雨，我要趕快回家了！
Xiǎoshí: Tiān a! Wǎn yìdiǎn huì xià dàyǔ, wǒ yào gǎnkuài huí jiā le!
馬克：下大雨？你怎麼知道？
Mǎkè: Xià dàyǔ? Nǐ zěnme zhīdào?
小實：我的手機收到緊急警報提醒，你沒收到嗎？
Xiǎoshí: Wǒ de shǒujī shōudào jǐnjí jǐngbào tíxǐng, nǐ méi shōudào ma?
馬克：沒有啊，是不是我的手機有問題？
Mǎkè: Méiyǒu a, shì búshì wǒ de shǒujī yǒu wèntí?
小實：可能是你關掉了通知設定，打開就好了。
Xiǎoshí: Kěnéng shì nǐ guāndiào le tōngzhī shèdìng, dǎkāi jiù hǎo le.
馬克：可是上個月我收到了地震的警報通知。
Mǎkè: Kěshì shàng ge yuè wǒ shōu dàole dìzhèn de jǐngbào tōngzhī.
小實：地震和海嘯是國家級警報，更重要，它會自動通知每個人。
Xiǎoshí: Dìzhèn hàn hǎixiào shì guójiā jí jǐngbào, gèng zhòngyào, tā huì zìdòng tōngzhī měige rén.
馬克：原來是這樣，在美國我們也有「安珀警報」。
Mǎkè: Yuánlái shì zhèyàng, zài Měiguó wǒmen yěyǒu “ānpò jǐngbào.”
小實：這我知道，是請大家幫忙注意失蹤兒童的訊息。
Xiǎoshí: Zhè wǒ zhīdào, shì qǐng dàjiā bāngmáng zhùyì shīzōng értóng de xùnxí.
馬克：是啊，這些警報提醒都是為了讓大家更安全。
Mǎkè: Shì a, zhèxiē jǐngbào tíxǐng dōu shì wèile ràng dàjiā gèng ānquán.
翻譯 Translation
Xiaomi: Oh my God! It will rain heavily later, I have to get home quickly.
Mark: Is it raining heavily? How do you know?
Xiaoshi: I received an emergency alert reminder on my phone. Didn’t you receive it?
Mark: No, is there something wrong with my phone?
Xiaoshi: Maybe you turned off notification settings. It will be fine if you turn them on.
Mark: But last month, I received an earthquake warning notification.
Xiaomi: Earthquakes and tsunamis are national alerts that automatically notify everyone.
Mark: That’s right, we also have an AMBER Alert in the United States.
Xiaoshi: I know. It asks everyone to help pay attention to the information about missing children.
Mark: Yes, these alarm reminders are designed to make everyone safer.
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 緊急 (jǐnjí) urgent
2. 警報 (jǐngbào) alarm
3. 提醒 (tíxǐng) to remind
4. 通知 (tōngzhī) notify
5. 設定 (shèdìng) settings
6. 地震 (dìzhèn) earthquake
7. 海嘯 (hǎixiào) tsunami
8. 自動 (zìdòng) automatic
9. 失蹤 (shīzōng) missing
10. 安全 (ānquán) safety
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